Third Party Violations Dashboard

The graphs on this dashboard show the rate at which each third party on your site is causing violations. By default, the dashboard shows the last seven days. To change the time period, click the calendar icon in the top right corner. To refresh the data, click the refresh icon .

Hover over a point on the graph to see a list of third parties causing violations, in descending order of which are causing the most violations.

Click a third party name in the graph legend to see only that third party on the graph.

Click and drag over part of the graph to zoom in on that time period. When you zoom in on a time period for one graph, the other graphs zoom in to that time period as well.

Click at the top of the dashboard to reset the graphs to show all third parties for the selected time period.

Graphs are available for the following types of violations: 

Page Delay Violations	When a resource of a third party, or any other resource, that loads before onload takes longer than a set number of milliseconds to load. By default, the threshold is set to 750 milliseconds. These violations delay the moment when the page becomes interactive to users, which can increase customer bounce rate and reduce conversion.
Performance Risk Violations	When a resource of a third party that loads after onload takes longer than a set number of milliseconds to load. By default, the threshold is set to 1500 milliseconds. Performance risks do not affect onload. However, if they take too long, customers might not have access to site functionality like customer reviews, chat, recommendations, and so on.
Load Failure Violations	When a resource of a third party fails to load in the browser. Load failures may impact site functionality. They are often the result of ad blockers preventing advertising plug-ins from loading. We recommend alerting third-party vendors about load failures.

The page also includes the following tables: 

Table	Description
Top Third Party Resources	Shows which resources have caused page delay violations over the past five minutes, and the number of page delay violations they have caused.
Top Pages	Shows which pages have had page delay violations in the past five minutes, and how many page delay violations occurred.